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Mercedes’ 2025 F1 revenue tops £633m as profit figures diverge

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Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix Limited recorded £633.4 million in 2025 revenue, £1.3 million more than in 2024. Motorsport.com and RacingNews365 report different after-tax profit totals; RacingNews365’s eight-team comparison places Mercedes first on revenue.

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Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix Limited recorded £633.4 million in revenue in 2025, £1.3 million more than in 2024, according to its Companies House accounts cited by Motorsport.com. More than £415 million came from sponsorship and licensing.

RacingNews365 lists the more precise totals as £633.378 million in 2025 and £632.117 million in 2024, putting Mercedes first in its comparison of eight teams. The same report also describes 2025 turnover as slightly lower because Mercedes received less prize money for its constructors’ championship performance, despite its listed figures showing an increase. Motorsport.com reports a rise too.

The publications also differ on profit after tax. Motorsport.com gives £125.9 million for 2025, up from £116.9 million in 2024; RacingNews365 reports £133.143 million, up from £117.675 million.

Motorsport.com says Mercedes paid shareholders £125 million in dividends in 2025, compared with £100 million in 2024. In RacingNews365’s eight-team comparison, McLaren was next on revenue at £588.483 million, but recorded a £17.360 million bottom-line loss.

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